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Grade 1 Visual Arts
The cool colors are:
  1. red, yellow, orange
  2. blue, purple, green
  3. red, green, orange
Grade 3 Painting
The name of the artist who created many abstract portraits is:
  1. Picasso
  2. Romare Beardon
  3. Vincent Van Gogh
Grade 6 Drawing
Objects that appear in the center of an art work are called:
  1. Foreground
  2. Middleground
  3. Background
  4. Horizon
Grade 10 Ceramics
The term we use when clay is put into the kiln to be baked.
  1. vessel
  2. texture
  3. earthenware
  4. fired
Grade 9 Ceramics
A method of forming clay by simply squeezing with fingers.
  1. Slab construction
  2. Coil
  3. Sculpting
  4. Pinch
Grade 12 Drawing
This is pressing harder and lighter on a pencil to create a gradation of dark and light tones.
  1. Hatching
  2. Graphite Blending
  3. Monochromatic
  4. Contour Line
Grade 6 Painting
Tints are light values of a color. Tints are created by                         .
  1. adding white to a color
  2. adding black to a color
  3. adding a primary color
  4. adding a secondary color
Grade 12 Sculpture
Shapes and/or forms similar to those found in nature.
  1. Geometric
  2. Pattern
  3. Organic
  4. Texture
Grade 9 Visual Arts
Cool colors are blue, green, and purple.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 9 Visual Arts
Creating dominance or importance in an artwork is called
  1. Value
  2. Art
  3. Composition
  4. Emphasis
Grade 12 Visual Arts
Artwork is created using many geometric shapes, often not resembling any object.
  1. Surrealism
  2. Favauvism
  3. Cubism
  4. Baroque
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